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REST Batching

REST Batching is a technique for combining multiple API requests into a single HTTP request to improve performance and reduce network overhead. It allows clients to send a batch of operations (like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) in one call, which the server processes sequentially or in parallel. This is commonly used in RESTful APIs to minimize latency and handle high-volume scenarios efficiently.

Also known as: Batch REST, REST Batch API, API Batching, Batch Requests, Batched REST Calls
🧊Why learn REST Batching?

Developers should use REST Batching when dealing with mobile or web applications that make numerous API calls, as it reduces the number of HTTP requests and can significantly improve load times and bandwidth usage. It's particularly useful in scenarios like bulk data operations, real-time updates, or when operating under network constraints, such as in IoT devices or low-connectivity environments.

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